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General => General discussions => Topic started by: BlueParagon on May 05, 2016, 08:15:30 pm
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I was looking for either a cheat sheet or small PDF booklet of a basic break down of all things SFML? Anyone know where there might be one?
I found this, but its in Spanish, and seems to be missing some stuff, or maybe its just, too simplified?
There's an English version link, but its dead.
http://www.losersjuegos.com.ar/_media/referencia/apuntes/pysfml/pysfml_reference_card.pdf
I was almost thinking of printing out every page in the "LEARN" section... But that's gotta be about 30 pages or more?
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I have never come across such a cheat sheet, as such I kind of doubt that there exists one that has been shared.
The one you linked to is also for PySFML and not the official C++ SFML.
SFML's API is relatively big, as such it's nearly impossible to break things down easily and put it on a few pages, as such it would be interesting to know what exactly you're expecting from such a cheatsheet.
Personally I find it much more useful to have the complete SFML API documentation (http://www.sfml-dev.org/documentation/2.3.2/) open in my browser and if I work offline, I simply get the doc that is included in any SFML package (http://www.sfml-dev.org/download.php) or build it myself.
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Ahhh, nice! I never noticed that downloadable documentation for SFML, just the kind of thing I was looking for.
Still, I almost wish there was a PDF version... I have a Kindle and its served me well while learning C++. Just sort of the way I teach myself this stuff.
Maybe I'll eventually buy some of the books available on SFML. Probably the best way to get a hard copy of SFML knowledge.
I have found a few SDL2 PDFs. One is really a basic cheat sheet of every command available in SDL, along with some simple documentation. However its more of a small book in PDF form really.
Something similar to this would be perfect...
http://www.hep.lu.se/courses/MNXB01/2015/cpp_quick_reference.pdf
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This is also typically one of the best uses of a wiki although i have not explored sfml wiki much yet
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Doxygen can also generate PDFs, so I quickly built one for you: SFML-2.3.2.pdf (https://my-gate.net/pub/SFML-2.3.2.pdf)
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Wow! Hey thanks eXpl0it3r!!
So cool! Man I really appreciate that! I bet others will as well!
This is going onto my kindle at once!!
;D
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Glad I could help. :)